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In Love with Final Cut Pro

This will be a story that is familiar to many. Joaquin has progressed from a very early…
In Love with Final Cut Pro

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2017: A Year in Moving Images

If 2017 made you want to run into a movie theatre and hide, you aren't alone. Luckily, it’s been an exceptional year for the moving image. The Toronto International Film Festival looks back at the moments that helped us maintain, find hope, and transform the…
2017: A Year in Moving Images

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Demystifying Final Cut Pro XMLs by Philip Hodgetts and Gregory Clarke

XML is an acronym that gets used a lot in editing and the transfer of media in the FCPX ecosystem. But what exactly is XML?, how is it used and how can you begin to understand the power of the plain text language? Workflow experts Philip Hodgetts and Greg Clarke start with the basics of XML and…

We built a pool! Publishing animating Motion textures to Final Cut Pro X

Want moving textures in Final Cut Pro X? Plugin building expert Fox Mahoney shows us how to construct a moving water texture in Motion and publish it to FCPX. Great knowledge that will extend the capabilities of 3D text even further. Link to the free finished moving water texture generator plugin…
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Draw Jopping Slow Motion with Phantom Flex Cam

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Ok, it's been a slow weekend for FCP news, so slow in fact that we thought we'd go super slow. Tom Guilmette got hold of a Phantom Flex camera on a recent Ping Pong excursion to Las Vegas. The results are awesome. 

After a hard day's work filming some flicker free ultra slo mo Table Tennis, remarkable enough in itself (find out more here in his very amusing blog), Tom took time off to experiment with the Phantom in the safety of his hotel room at 2am in the morning. It wasn't your typical Las Vegas trash-your-hotel-room story though, although if it had been the results might have been even more amazing! Instead Tom opened up a 2,564 frames per second wormhoie! Some great tongue in cheek stuff from Tom as he turns every possible moment into glorious slo mo. He recorded Apple Pro Res LT 1080 Psf.

Worthy of particular mention is the bouncing Blackberry shot, and was that Philip Bloom we spotted on it's screen?

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